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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-15
Quarantine Recommendation.

WASHINGTON, November 13.-Among
other recommendations made by Sur
geon-General Hamilton, of the marine
service, in his annual report, he recon-
mends strongly the establishment of a
quarantine station in San Francisco
Bay. A full report is given OF the op.
erations of the service at Key West,
Fla, and in. regard TO the origin of the
epidemic of yellow fever at that place.
Regret is expressed that the bill intro
duced in Congress at its last session to
establish a national quarantine station
near Key West did not become law
and had this bill become law the strongly
probable calanitous epidemic might
have been prevented, for the first case,
with all its belongings, would have been
promptly sent ID Quarantine.
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building. the side streets peink cordoned
with police to prevent the rush. This
move cleared Whitehall and Parliament
streets, and the guards, with the ex-
ception of body retained in Trafalgar
Square. were enabled to return to their
barracks by 7.
quiet was somewhat restored, though
the square was still cordoned by police.
Away before the Central police were
several outpost affairs. The most
serious ARRAY occurred at the bottom
OF Wellington street. Sticks and
stones were freely used by the
| mob, and many policemen were injured.
An inspector had his nose broken from
blow from clenched fist, and the
man who committed the assault and
twenty others in his company, were at
once put under arrest. Another pro-
cession,. consisting of several Radical
and Socialistic clubs from Clerkenwell
made it's appearance on Broad Street,
Bloomsbury, but it was forbidden to
enter st. Martins Lane. A severe
conf ct ensued. A large body arrived
by st. James Street Pail Mall, at
O'Clock, hooting Carlton and cheering
the reform club. When the body was
near sthe Atheneum Place, it barred
the way, the crowd resisted and the
police dubbed and drove them
away, their banners being broken
and trodden under foot. Meanwhile
the Prince of Wales, who was sitting in
cab unobserved, returned to MARI
borough House. and ordered drink
for all the policemen on duty near the
house. Pail Mall clubs followed his
example. The executive of the Radical
Federation held meeting to- night and
resolved on meeting of delegates on
Wednesday evening at the London Pat
riotic Club to decide upon measures for
repeating the attempt to hold a meet
ing on Sunday next.
LONDON, November 14-Seventy-fve
'-eo who were arrested for taking part
he demonstrations here yesterday,
wers arraigned in Bow Street Police
G. .rt this morning and charged with
rioting. Many were fined, " bile others
were sentenced from four to SIX months
imprisonment athard labor.
Messrs. Graham and Burns were re-
handed for trial. They were released
on bail.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-15
Electric Bitters.

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Mysterious Shooting

CHICAGO, November 13.-A great deal
of excitement was caused among mem
bers of the Second Regiment, early this
morning, by the report of an attempt
to assassinate one of the guards on duty
on the outside of the Armory at Wash
ington Boulevard and Curtis street.
Private NJ. Bell was patrolling at the
north end of the building, and at about
4.4O o'clock was startled by the report
of gun and bullet whisiling pastIhis
head. The shot apparently came from
the top of coal shed in the rear of
Carpenter street. immediately an
alarm was given, soldiers turned out
and overhauled the neighborhood, but
without discovering anyone. The mill
tia are at q loss to account for the shoot
ing, unless it was done by some An
archist.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-15
a Costly Club.

BIRMINGHAM, November 13.-The
Liberal Club which was opened decade
ago by Hon. John Bright, has issued q
circular to members notifying them of
a deficit of $4,000 in its finances, and
proposing to levy an assess ment OF fl0
each on members to cover it. The
pr sp rous condition of the club
suffered through the Liberal split.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-15
BoulanRer Released,

PARIS, November 13.-Boulanger has
been released from arrest, and will ar
rive here tomorrow.
PARIS, November IA General Beu-
LANCER. who has been released from ar
rest, arrived at Hotel Louvre. He
alighted from the railway train at
Charenton and drove into Paris, his OBJ.
ject being to avoid public notice.
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Tho Crown Princa

SAN RENO, November 13.-The Crown
Prince is in no immediate danger. His
complaint may last many years. DR..
Mckenzie is about to leave San Reno,
but will return in fortnight, provided
no totally different decisions are made
in the meantime. The Crown Princes
general health is excellent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-11-15
Bright Opposes a Land BIZ.

LONDON, November ID John Bright
writes long letter protesting against
any land purchase act for Ireland. He
contends that the Ashbourne bill, i'm
proved if necessary, W II serve all pur-
poses for the gradual transfer of lands
to tenants where nerd d.
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FOREIGNERS OPPOSED.

a New York dispatch, dated March
lG, says; The staid old Commercial
Advertiser would seem to be drifting
back to the old Know nothing platform
The fact does not escape the attention
OF those who ure trying to forecast the
political future. In an editorial tend
ing to show what it calls IN alarming
increase of foreign influence, which
threatens to overthrow the Republic it
Says: 1t is time for Americans to awake
to the danger and adopt measures for
its removal. 1t is time to sing Yam.
kee Doodle" and not be ashamed of
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Americans, but those who simply, come
to America to be foreigners still in their
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Perhaps it is time to remodel our nat
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ABOUT JUDGES.

The Pittsbu-s Chronicle indulgrs in
the following sensible reflections with
regard to the judiciary: Judges either
i'll the civil or criminal courts differ no
more in their respective legal knowl-
edge than i'll their knowledge of men
aud of human nature. There are indges
who have surprising sagncity in deter
mining whether the truth is being told
either by witness or by attorney, and
there are routine judg g who often
bIundcr by their incapacity to under
stand men. 1t is of the utmost i'm.
portance that judges in the criminal
courts, even the pettiest of them, should
have common sense and acute knowl
edge of human nature rs well ms legal
lore. The wise judge will save much
Injustice and he will be humane to
those who deserve it, and prompt and
stern with guilt parading itself in the
gnise of innocence. To know merely
the law is by no meals the full equ D
ment of judge"
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Specimen Copies.

The Appeal receives m average of
ihdife dozen postal cards week, from
all over the United States, asking for
sample copies of the Appeal.-f Carson
Appeal.
We new young man in Indiana who
supplied the family with an endless ya.
r'ety OF newspapers at one cent per
copy, by purchasing postal cards in
large quantities md addressing them to
publishers throughout the United States
with the modest request: "Pjease send
specimen Of your valuable paper" No
nouot the Appeal has frequently con-
trbuted to such modest demands.
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The editor of the Kootenni Courier
lives i'll house located between n
church and n dance hall. One night
Inst week there was meeting ut the
hall. 1t being quite comfortable out
doors the editor sat on the vernnda md
took Ill the situltion: Let us pray
all salute-we beseech the to-ioin
hnnds-draw near and-circle to the left
listen to us-first four forward and
b"ck-as we-nll promenude-lneel be-.
lore Thee nud-bulnnce all-prescnt
our petition grand right rnd Ieft--for
Chrlst's >sake--seat your partners. "
Ihe editor was more THIN saddened Mt
the degencracy of the village and went
of md joiuad bnse ball club in order
to be neutral.-.[Ex.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-03-21

a N Iowne, General Manager of the
Pacific system OF the Southern Pacific
Company, has issued circular .statino
that passes to others than employees will
NC cancelled on and after April 3, 1887.
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NOTICE FOR PUBL1cA.
TON.
Land Once at Eureka. Nevada, }
February 14th. 1881. Z

February l4th, 1881.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIT,
Following named settler has filed NOT 20
OF his intention to make final proof in supno,,
OF his claim. and that said proof will be ma.
be ore the District Court Of the State OF Nov,
ola. In and for Elko County, at Elko. Ncyad, o.
APRIL 9TH. 1857. viz: EDFNEzEn G. u.Rnv
claimant IN Homestead Application No. l97. to'
the 4 of i. swA of sE Il, sELofx
Il, S ctioo 22 Township Is North, Ran.s 8.
East, MouLt Diablo meridian.
He names The following witnesses to nror,
his continuous residence upon, and cultiyut.,
of said Lard viz:
william Rellinger, of snrucamont, Elko G,
p Shively Toano .. -,
John Lewis, ..
W Gobbel, .
II. HALL. Register.
Ordered that this Notice he published f,r.
period of thirty days. or six consecutive we,,s
D. II. HALL, Register.
feb-:7-3Od
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NOTICE OF FORFEIT.
URE.

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has expended in labor and coin, the neccsssrr
amount required by law in ORDER to holt min
ing ground, as will appear by Gel tifcatr Fl ed in
the office of the Rec of Elko County. St,t.
of Nevada, to wi: (Such mining locations
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Rising SUM-" the "Hillside' and the ..Sg
b b. for the years 1895 aud 1886. md il within
ninety days of tie service of this notice hv
publication. you fsil or refuse to cnniribu,s
your proportion of such expenditure rs cn
owner, your interest in il claims will b..
con the property of the undcrsigne' under
Section No !3I. Revised Statutes of the United
STATES OF Anne lea. W. d. HAND
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GBarf, g}o., %. Qptil. - Die grau6
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libe unO berBorrageuoe gchditsleute um'
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nnrhe.
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2eaa Ret6's 500.
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